East Oregonian : E.O., November 24, 1914, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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DATT.T EAST OKEOONIAN. FEXDLKTON. OKEGOX. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1014
.The door is open to you to
walk into a regular clothes
feast! We've prepared a reg
1 ular Thanksgiving banquet for
r you of fine suits and overcoats.
Hart, Schaffner&Marx
MADE THEM FOR US, AND WE'VE BROUGHT
THEM HERE AND TRICED THEM FOR YOUR
SPECIAL BENEFIT.
Look over our supply
of fine imported weaves
in suits; the new fashions
for men and young men:
pee the striking new over
coat models that we have
here. Get . your , clothes
readr for Thanksgiving.
You'll five thanks for
these $15 to 30 suits
and overcoat3 if you'll
come and see them.
Copyriglt Ilirt SchaCaer L Marc
This store is the home of the
Manhattan Shirt, Cooper's Closed Crotch Underwear,
Shawknit and Thoenix Sox. Dempster and Flaee
Gloves, Carter &; Holmes Xeckwear, Carhartt Overalls,
Triangle Collars, Blocks "Work Gloves, Stetson and
Kensington Hats, Hart Schaffncr & Marx Suits and
Overcoats, Erocton and Johnston & Murphy Shoes. The
hest lines in America. TRICED RIGHT.
This store will be closed all
day Thursday, Thanksgiving'
day. Please supply yourselves
accordingly.
HOLIDAY GOODS Tl'KCHASKD IX ANY DE
PARTMENT OF OUn STORE WILL BE WRAPPED
AND STORED FREE OF CHARGE AND DELIV
ERED OR MAILFD AT ANY TIME YOU WISH.
Felt Comfort Shoes
ALL THE POPULAR KINDS AND
DESCRIPTIONS. '
Felt Juliets for women, pair . .
91.50
Felt Rovelos for men, pair ... ?1.50
Felt high Shoes, kid vamps, fleeced lined," the kind grnnd
iuothor wears - : ?17
High Felt Shoes for men - $2.00
Comfys in different colors, pair $1.50
Felt Slippers for the children from....75 to 91.00 pair
A Complete Showing of .Men's Leather Hou.se Slippers.
Only 26 more days remain
ONLY 20 MORE DAYS REMAIN in which to do all
of your Christmas shopping, and prepare and deliver all
of your gifts. You have uo time to lose. You can save
time hy shopping at The Peoples Warehouse.
HOW MANY BOOKS OF T. P. W. TRADING
STAMPS HAVE YOU TO BUY CHRISTMAS
GIFTS WITH? Ea.h hook is worth $.-..00. Wouldn't
take many looks to buy all the Christmas things you'll
want to ivc Save every stamp you can get. It's money
in your pocket and our premiums aro good, desirable
articles, things you want, good enough for. any home.
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New Fashions in Dresses
for Afternoon and Evening Wear
We are showing some of the most charming afternoon and even
ing dresses of the season, dresses with individuality and exclusive
Bess, ' Lovely creations of crepe de chine, chiffon, messaline and
silk lace; most attractive in effect; pearl and rhinestono band
trimmings and French bouquets are a few of the finishing touches
to these beautiful creations.
DANCING FROCKS FOR MISSES' in light blue, pink, ap
ple green and maize. Our prices range from $17.50 to $47.50
Come and look early as first choice is always best.
Attention
In order to induce early
shopping we shall upon re
quest charge all purchases
made this week on your De
cember bill payable January
1st, 1915.
The Best Silk
Hose
On tho market New holi
day goods packed in dainty
boxes now in stock. Prices
75Mo?2.00.
"T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP
3 Main Line Phones all 15.
TURKEYS The finest birds in town and the
price is right The pound dressed 23
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
For wfk? we have been planning our buying
of these, to have for you everything possible
in tliis line. SHOP EARLY.
CHOICE CELERY, RIPE TOMATOES,
CUCUMBERS, SWEET POTATOES,
PARSLEY, GRAPE FRUIT, ORANGES,
BANANAS, CAULIFLOWER, HEAD
LETTUCE, CABBAGE, Etc
MINCE MEAT or PUMPKIN PIE, which
one f
Our eitra fancy Minco Meat, the pound-. 20
FRESH PUMPKINS. - 10 and up
CLEANLINESS, ECONOMY, SERVICE
All Other Departments 22
CANNED PUMPKIN, the golden custard
variety, the can - 20
SWEET APPLE CIDER, froh barrel just in,
the gallon 50
CRANBERRIES Extra fancy select stock.
The quart - ;
We want you to pay this department a visit to
day and soe the hundreds of good things to
eat, displaved here for wur choosing.
CLEAN STORE, CLEAN METHODS.
NOTICE Complaint dept. open till 7:30 p.
m. Wednesday, Nov. 25th. In case of pos
sible errors WEDNESDAY, phone 15 be
fore 7:30 p. m. Store closed all day Thanksgiving.
COUK
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to Pcoplos Uarohoiioo
Where It Pays to Trac'e.
Save Your T. P. W. Tradine Stamps
w .. w
li Great Thanksgiving Vv
If 5ae of Table Linens U
TABLE LINENS
50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale 39
63 Ciiality, Thanksgiving Sale 53
75c (Jnalit'v, Thanksgiving Sale 02?
$1.00 Quality, lhanksgiv'g hule o9
$1.25 equality, Thanksgiv'g Sale OGc
$1.19
$1.50 Quality, Thanksgiving
Salo
$1.75 (ualitv, Thiinksgiving
Sale '.
$2.00 Qualitv, Thanksgiving
Salo 1..
$2.50 Quality, Thanksgiving
Sale - - -
$1.13
$1.71
$1.99
LUNCH CLOTHS
$1.25 Lunch Cloths, Thanks
giving Sale 9S
$1.50 Lunch Cloths, Thanks-
triving Sale $1.19
$2.00 Lunch Cloths, Thanks
iriving Sale $1.G9
$2.50 Lunc
NAPKINS
$3.00 Napkins, Thanksciving
Sale $2.59
$3.50 Napkins, Thanksgiving
Sale $2.98
$4.00 Napkins, Thankscrivine
Sale $3.49
$4.50 Napkins, Thankstrivins
Sale $3.93
$5.00 Napkins, Thankscrivine
Sale $3.49
$0.00 Napkins, Thanksgiving
Rale , $5.19
$6.50 Napkins, Thankserivine
Sale . $5.89
$7.00 Napkins, Thanksoiving
Sale $5.08
$7.50 Napkins, Thanksjrivin?
Rale $6.59
$9.00 Napkins, Thankscivinnr
Rale $7.93
$10.00 apkis, Thanksciv-
ing Sale .:.. $8.11
ii
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t Cloths. Thanks
giving Sale Spl.oJ
$3.00 Lunch Cloths. Thanks
giving Sale $2.59
$3.50 Lunch Cloths, Thank?-
f;iving Salo $2.87
. .00 Lunch Cloths, Thanks
giving Sale - $3.39
$4.50 Lunch Cloths, Thanks
giving Sale $3.76
$5.00 Lunch Cloths, Thanks
giving Sale - $4.21
$9.00 Lunch Cloths, Thanks
riving Salo $7.69
$10 Lunch Cloths, Thanksgiv
ing Salo $8.10
COATS CROCHET
THREAD
We have just received a full
Jtock of Coats crochet thread
No. 's 3 to 150.
ALSO a C strand, white em
broidery floss that is most satis
factory srive them a trial.
LUNCH NAPKINS
$1.25 Lunch Napkins,
Thanksgiving Rale 08?
$3.00 I .nnch Napkins,
Thanksgiving Sale ... $2.47
$3.50 J .nnch Napkins,
Thanksgiving Sale $2.89
$4.00 Lunch Napkins,
Thanksgiving Sala $3.21
$5.00 Lunch Napkins,
Thanksgiving Sale $4.11
One of tho event that always
HtandH out prominently in the yeur'
nodal culvndar is thu Elkn' Thanks-
klvlntf lull mid Juxt now local society
hns Its thouBhts (entered on Thurs
day evening of this week. A com
mittee of Elks has been ireiarlnii for
the ball for oeverul weeks and thu
affair promises this year to bo quite
as brilliant if not more so than previ
cus affairs for which this order has
heen responsible.
One of. the innny Tpun!hlvln3
dances to bo held In the county Thurti
day evening: will be at 'Stanfleld.
'Miss Irnmle Campbell, ono of the
popular teachers of th , Washlmrton
nchool for . the past year and a half,
hus reslKned her position and left for
Tortland to Join her father, A4 F,
Campbell of Eiwene who Is enroute
California. MIhs CHinplnjU'j plucc
is being filled temporarily by two of
the hlKh school normal students, Miss
May llager and Miss Kdythe Burnett
. Miss Laurn Miller, who has been the
KUest of the Misses Hazel and Lul'i
Matlock for the post week, left this
morning accompanied by Miss Hazel
Matlock for The Dalles on a three
weeks' visit, j, . r i ('
Members of the recently dlitbanded
Sigma Epsllon Omlcron sorority met
hint evening: at the home of ' Miss
Katherlne Thompson to AIscuhs rear
gunlzation upon another hauls. No
definite plans were decided upon
though many of the young Indies fa
vored retaining the present member-!
fhlpini bunding themselves together
for charitable work as well as social
development. Later meetings will bo
held.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson is enter
taining this afterneon nt her home
f n the North Hill for her sister, Mrs.
H. F. Halley of Walla Walla, who
has been her guest for several Jays
Miss Angela Howler will preside at
n luncheon for a number of her high
school friends on Friday.
Mrs. Jamrs Johns, Jr., was hostess
yesterday afternoon to the South Hill
Prldge Club at her home on Garden
street. Honors in the play were won
by Mrs. II. H. Hattery. Guests other
than members Included Mrs. Hattery,
Mrs Frank B Hayes, Mrs Westbrooke
Dickson anj Mrs. James Johns, Sr.
Mrs. Frederick K. Judd entertained
the Duplicate W'hltt Club yesterday
t.fternoon at her home on North Main
Mreet.
Mrs. Linden Vincent of Athena. I.t
a guest nt the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boylen.
On Saturday evening the home of
Mr. and Mrs. F. J McMonles was the
scene of a happy gathering of chil
dren, the occasion being the thirteenth
birthday of their daughter Marjorle.
Games dear to childhood days were
played and plenty of good things to
est completed an enjoyable evening.
Those present Wore Thelma Bltn
chett, Grace Blanched, Mable Bee
man, Iva Beeman, Buth Mln
nls, Emma Gordon, Buby By
r.ee, Helen l-i Fontaine, Edn i
Murphy, Daphne Daubner, Genevieve
Phelps, Dorothy "Whipple, Alberta and
Marjorle McMonles, Alfred Halghe.
Teddy Dagget, Ned Strahorn, Carlton
La Dow, Marlln Cheshire. Slegel Tar
lett and Lloyd McBae.
A basket social will be held tomor
row evening "at the Blvcrslde school
house. A short program will enter
tain the guestn before the social. A
general Invitation is extended.
The men of the Presbyterian church
will have charge of a social tomorrow
evening In the church parlors when
they will have ns guests tho women
members of the congregation. The
men folks will do all the cooking for
the dinner that will be served and
following this they will contribute a
program of entertainment.
Solid Gold
Front and Back
Link Buttons
and Tie Clips
UNk BUTTONS
Plain style, Pair.
$1 50
Tie Clip to match
IBe.
. . j 1 1 r f m
LINK BUTTON j
Hand .' Engraved, .
pair $1.7S '
Tie Clip to match' ;
LOOPN UNK
' BUTTONS : (
i plain ftyte, ,Plf
f! 00 ' ' '
Hand Engraved.
12.60
These Links and Tie
Clips are solid gold front
and hock nnl arc greatly
suprirtr to the ordinary
gold front goods which will
wear through on tho hack
long heforc tho front iV
worn. The?e gssh are
guaranteed equal to any
similar gcnslg regardless of
price.
Royal H. Sanlello
Jeweler
The
Halkarlc
Store
Our Best Seller.
We are selling more of Merltol
Eczema Remedy than U the others
put together. This large sale Is du
to the fact that It Is a preparation of
unusuul merit, made expressly for on
purpoHe. eczcjna In Its various forms.
If yoU are afflicted with thlsj loath
some dbease, do not delay ulng Mer
ltol Eczema P.eir.eJy.
Merltol "hlte Liniment Is a
splendid application for Sore Throat,
Cold on the Lungs, Croup and Pain
In the Chest. Saturate a plecs or
flannel cloth with the Liniment and
use as a plaster. U Is very penetrat
ing, and effective.
TALLMAV ft COM PA XV,
(Adv.) Kclu.slve AW7.
Paganism Warning filven.
BATTLE CHEEK. Mich., Nov. Z.
"Cnless China is Chrlnt!anlzed by the
rext of the world she will eventually
lead the rest of the word to pagan
ism," declared Mlxs Hie Ding Lin. a
converted Chinese woman of rank, in
an addreos before the Interdenomina
tional Medical Missionary confer
ence here. She urged the evangel
ization of China by native teachers,
educated In mission schools.
Miss Ida M. Scudder. member of
the third generation of a widely
known mlsslonory family, dlncunsed
medical mlswlonnry work among wom
en In India.
SPKF.ADEHS OP HAPPINESS
fJATIIEIl IX l,i:VKLAM, O.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 23. -With
the avowed purpose of "making hap
piness an epidemic," several hundred
members of the Appreciation League
of the United States arrived here to
day for their first annual conven
tion. "Our convention Is dedicated to
the causes of International peace and
unlversay brotherhood," said Wil
liam Backus, president of the leaguo
and author of "Talosphy, or the Art
of Making Happiness nn Epidemic."
"During this, our first convention,
present world conditions will be con
trasted with our Ideals."
Members of the society wear little
buttons with the Inslgna "Tal." It Is
part of their duty to ignore rudeness
and report kindness and courteous
treatment. Through tho officers of
the league employers are notified of
patron's appreciation. Officers will
report on the progress of the work
during the pnst year of business ses
sions today and tomorrow.
IF YOU NEED A MEDICINE,
YOU SHOULD HIVE THE BEST
NEW YORK TEACHERS
MEET IX CONFERENCE
ALBANY, N. T., Nov. 23. Several
thousand educators, representing
practically every school In the state,
will be In attendance here tonight at
the first session of the three days'
convention of the New York State
Teachers' association. During the
convention special lines of work,
langlng from education In the kinder
garten to education In the university,
will be discussed by experts.
Governor Glynn, State Education
al Commissioner Flnley nnd Mayor
Stevens will be the principal speakers
at tonight's meeting.
An nddress by Katherlne B. Davis
commlHsloner of charities for New
York city, will feature the closing of
the convention on Wednesday.
Although there are hundreds of
preparations advertised, there is only
one that really rtunds out pre-eminent
as a remedy for diseases of the
kidneys, liver nnd bladder. ,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root stands
the highest, for the reason that so
many people say It hns proved to be
Just the remedy needed in thousands
upon thoUHands of even the most dis
tressing cases. 4
Rwamp-Root makes friends quickly
because Its mild nnd Immediate effect
Is soon realized In most cases. It 1
a gentle, healing vegetable compound.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Boot la ft
physician's prescription for special
diseases, which Is not recommended
for everything.
A Sworn Certificate of Purity Is
with every bottle.
For salo at all drug stores, in bot
tles of two sizes fifty cents and one
dollar. Sample, R IioUlo of Swamp-Root.
In order to prove what flwamp
Root, the great kldnty, liver and blad
der remedy will do for you, every
reader of the Tendleton Dally East
Oregonlan who has not already tried
It may receive a sample slie bottle
by parcels Post. Enclose ten cent
and send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Blng
hamton, N. Y. Write today.
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